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q CARD.

take pleasure in certifying TO the medicinal
properties o: the 4Etna Mineral Waters. II is
not from q mere cursory investigation. but alter
years constant use of the 9itna that | am
convinced OF us splendid remedial qualities.
AS general regulator OF toe system II cannot
be too highly praised. From my own personal
experience believe il will prove q blessing 10
those who use 1t
DR.. Z. P CALLUNDAN,
1918 Iaguna street.
san francisco, May 81, 1887.
ss- Ur Canundan IS one Of San FIancisco's
well known aud reputable physicians, and
whose testimony is especially valuable, IRON
the fact that it is not theory, but personal expe
rience.
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EoR SALE.

CIGARS AND TOBACCO AT GREATLY RE-
" duced prices On account of contemplated
improvements to be made TO the premiss now
occupied by us, we viii remove 10 1924 Eigath
street, betw cen ana h, on the i5thinst Coun-
ter and Shelving of store, 62' K 81 eet f r sale
ies-st3p lB. CT stHEl NEXT BROS. & co.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CAL
L ornia, county of Sacramento In the INST
ter of the state o THOMAS X. STEWART. de-
cesSed. Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY
the 24ta day of JUNE. 1887, al 10 O'clock A N. of
said day, snf the Courtroom of said Court at
the Conf house. in the city of SACRAMENTO,
county or Sacramento, and stste of California,
has been appointed a. the time and p ace for
proving the will of said THOMAS K. STEW
AkT, deceased and for hearing the application
OF T. c. CHURCHM IN for the issuance to him
of letters of administration, with Will annexed,
thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this 7th day of June, 1887.
[sEALl B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
by Jos. J. GUTH. Del uty Clerk.
YOUNG & DrSS, Attorneys for Petitioner
ieSle
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Resolred, That the Legislature of the State of
California, at its regular session, commencing
on the third day of January, A. b. eighteen
hundred and eighty seven, two-thirds OF all
members elected to each of the two Houses of
said Legislature voting in favor thereof hereby
propose that Section Right, of Article TX =,
of the Constitution of said State be amended so
as to read as follows:
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Hamburger Wurst, Fresh Ranch Butter,
Picnic Baskets, at F. BAUMEL'S, 7-3 st. aply
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Veteran Odd Fellows, Atten- ,,y;,s,s,s,
ton You are requested to meet at
Temple Hall THIS WEDNESDAY, 4sSesSS=
at 1850 p. NJ, for the purpose of at S's3srtS>S'
tending the Funeral of Veteran CHAS A.
TRiSCH II. b. NIELSEN, FIRES.
<. J. CLARK, Sec jeS-1t*
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GENERAL NOTICES.

To have 4 clear skin and sweet bre ath,
purify the blood with PARKER's GINGER Tonic.
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S. GERSON & CO.
2S0 j Street,

n ENERAL COMMISSION bfERCH ANTS AND
W Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Donses-
tic Fruits, Nuts etc. Orders for Produce will
receive prompt attention.
Consignments solicited If
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Summer Relief Corps, No. Irregular
Meeting THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON, at
$50 o clock. in Changers Hall, cor. Tenth and X
streets. MRS. SARAH PRATT CARR, Depart
ment President, viii make an official visit.
Every member requested to be present.
LOUISE LINNELL, President
MARY J. MAGILI, Secretary jeS-lt
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RISpERcoRSs, the best cure for CONS I5c
rnr5-1tW
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Regular Meeting of Naomi Chapter,
No. So o. Z. s., will be held THIS (Wednes- ~
day. EVENING, June Sth, at rs o. clock. ~
By order. Fl 0RENCE MILLER, Worthy Matroa.
CLARA c. BEETRAM. Secretary. les lt*
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Regular Meeting of the o. Il. L. S.,
THIS "wednesday EV ENING, June Sth. Nomi-
nation of officers. SARAH GENT, President.
Lucy Z. MEAD, Secretary. jeS-lt#
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

s. 8. * E. L. southworth. Dentists. 8,
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WANTED A GIRL TO DO COOKING AND
w general housework. Apply at No. 1927
6 street. jeS3ts
SNyANTED-A MAN TO TARE POSITION
w as fireman; an experience in handling
Zone coat will be necessary CAPITAL PACK
ING co. JESUS
ZOO A SPECIAL SALE OF TINWARE At
iLU. 10 A NJ. TO-DAY, at 20 X street. Cot
fee-pot, ID cents; Dishpans, Saucepans, Buck
cts, etc. in proportion. Goods will positively
be closed cut to day. No reserve. 10 X. 720
X. 30 K. jeS-1t
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Equity Lodge, X. and l.. of H., will
meet in Grangers Hall. THIS "wednesday
EVENING, at $50 o'clock. Be prompt.
L. II. BERKEY, Protector.
ABBIE AVERY, Secretary. jeS-lt*
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23
Items From Cool Hill.

DEAR BElcoN:-On our travels
~ rough Pickcas Co., Ala, we came
"rr7ss 6 small village, situated near
l"e AIa.tnd Miss. line, about five miles
west Of the rombigbcc river; a lovely
picturesque spot, where the grass and
tllage seem to grow more wildly
green, the fruit and flowers more in
%tcnsely bright, and the notes of the
gay Songstcrs of the forest, all with
sWcctrr tones on the listeners ears,
than IN any part of the sunny south;
where the trees grow so tall and dense
That their tops seem TO touch the blue
SKIP above. Cool Hill, the name of
This peaceful hamlet, has no railway
station, aud is. therefore, shut away
from tie rest of the world, but il will
not remain in this secluded condition
long, as the surveyors of the Macon
and Tuscaloosa Il. II passed through
there sometime ago, and it will not e
long before the whistle of the Iron
Horse, drawing its loaded cars, will
break the peaceful quiet OF Cool Hin
and the little town will be instinct
with life and hustle.
The principal business man Of this
place is j. &. Lagroue, a very enter
prising and industrious young man,
who does Il large business there, deal
ing in dry goods, boots, shoes, hats,
cups, groceries, farm produce sc. We
raaIly think that II young friend de-
serves a great deal of credit. lie is an
honest, sober and straightforward
young man, and we wish him great
success. We left Mi, rural retreat
with regret, and thought it a pity that
it should experience a change.
TRAVELLER.
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Midnis hit Providers.

TIE peace and quiet OF this town
has been much disturbed the past
week by a series of daring burglaricS,
and it brhooyes every good citizen 10
keep Il sharp lookout to put Il stop TO
these nciarious proceedings, even il
extreme measures have to be resOrted
to. The first house robbed was Mr.,
W. II, Boelc's. After splendid sup
per, given in honor of Mr.. \. E. Boyle
and his bride, the thieves entered the
dining room, and cleared the table of
the cakes and other catablcs. \ night
or two after Judge Foote's residence
was the scene OF their operations,
where they appropriated to their own
use, some clothing, money aud other
articles belonging to Hon. Daniel
Moore, who wa, Judge Foote's guest
The very next night they again visit
ed Judge Foote's house, but This time
they conficd themselves TO catablcs.
On Tuesday night they made II raid
on Mr.. lIarrison's house, and met with
4 war IN reception. Hearing a noise,
Mr. Harrison went out on his gallery,
and his dog bayed a man standin. on
frame made for roses TO climb upon,
from Which the second story gallery
could be reachcd,sand the thict's were
feet were in about q foot OF Mr.. us
lead. The intruded lcapcd to the
ground and Mr.. II. ran for his gun,
and fred upon the rctrcating Thief at
n distance OF forty or ilfty yards. but
The gun was loaded with bird SHOT,
and it is not supposed that they did
much execution. As Mr.. II. saws, he
lld been smoking cigarettes inst be-
fore, and feeling little nervous, his
aim was probably not good. \ color
cd boy living Oh the place also fired
pistol al the thief but wilhout.ciicct.
The next night they invaded Mr.. X.
llaucnstcin'S premises, but his big dog
Tip" was master Of thu situation, and
the raiders had no turkey for dinprr
the next day.
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Marrled

At the residence OF the bride, We'd
e day, April 20, 81, bv Rev. j.. u.
Jameson. Mr.. WILL FORD. and Mr.,
NJ, T. COLEMAN, an + Macon.
The mental gloom. that like II pail.
dear viii, ovcrSladowed your path,
making invisible the joys and pleas
urrs incident 20 c%OhviVial bliss, has
been dis,ipaled by the celebration of
the ndptlal rites. thereby mfu>ing
your new lite with CLEAN Of sunshine
that radiate and dispel everything not
cOngcnial with the blessed state of
mairimony. What Z rad cal c angc
shapes itself in the happy bonds of
wedlock. The holy thoughts HAT in
vigOrate and give vitality to the soul
OF man when traced to its origin, has
as one Of its prime factors ptrFc wo-
man, whose words aud example, are
enohljng and God like. | am forced
TO belle c with the poet,
''Till hymcn brought the love delighted
hour,
There dwelt no joy in Eden's rosy bower.
The world was sad, the garden Il wild,
And man the hermit sighed until woman
smiied.'
MAY The silver lining that now
guilds the morn Of your holy unol
grow IN as an impcri,hable plant, mar.
tured by love and affection, gently N =
folding i, petals, blooming through
out eternity. L.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

MANY readers of the BEACON arg
probably not aware that NoXubee has
a Creamery located at Prairie Point
President and Secretary, L. W Smith,
ESQ, General Manager, Mrs. l.. w
Smith. 1t is Il "Delewaro Creamery,
and the richest, incest and sweetest
butter. and the BEACON knows where
of i, speaks, is turned out by a pro-
c.ss n n, is novel. Ms well as cheap
Cold water in tanks and tubes does
the work most eff clually, and II is
,.lo,nly TOO. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith ere
very much pleased with their invest
mont. and the Beacon is more than
pleased with the liberal sample pre-
,en,cd by the handsome AMI diligchl
manager.
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Handy, Miss,

=" have had dne weather for far.
meFtior the last ten DAYS. tro,, ,l
PAINTED had a line shower ~pnl,,
night and every body and beast are
al work IN earnest this wrah nsver
saw The land in better condition. and
.ne prospect for all crops is PROMISING.
The health of the people is good, and
at are IN good spirits for the futme.
The public schools arc CLOSING. and
our BOYS will now be taught lessons
III The way Of farming, that they NAV
Know what old mother earth can do
for them.
we had the pleasure of attending
''c closing exercises OF Hickory
"rove school last Friday. There was
qol'e a number ofthc surrounding
ci''|'hs present. The teacher, Miss
h''ie simpson, novel her school ont
III l''c shade OF a large oak in front of
the log cabin, where the progress of
hcr scholars proved TO all present her
competency as II teacher: After the
exercises OF the school were through.
i'oV' l. NJ. Stone,'of Shnqualak was
taI'ed on; he responded in a most in.
'eresling--leclure of about an hours
ich9'h, TO scholars and patrons. We
WISH we could reproduce his words
ncf'' mat all parents and patrons of
such like schools might profit by'his
advice. Miss kittie Simpson is Il ora.
dna'c OF Mr.. Stones school, and a d.
pIoma from that school is a guarantee
Tor the competency of a teacher we
consider ii Il sufficient certificate of
hrst Grade tor amy teacher.
We see candidates stirring around
every day, and we see most of your
correspondents have Their Gvoritos to
recommend. so hope you will no;
think II amiss if we select enc. We
suppose YOU will carry out the old
customary rnIG. that all who dance
must pay the fiddler. We would not
dctract from any Of them, and wish
we had offices for them all, if they
would take pay for their services il,
love fortheir country.
We are glad to see Mr.. Z. +.
Hughes 0It for Treasurer, Tor he is
one OF N0Xubee's worthy citizens
was born IN NoXuhee some forlv.two
year! ago, was reared and has been in
NoXubcc all bis life, except what time
he was in the Confederate army.
lighting his couniry's battles, and has
always been ready and willing to give
the democracy all the aid he could,
lie went to the army quite young in
the early part Of TIE war. served IN
Capt. Macnn's Co. in tie NirginIa
Army, WAS there Wien il surrendered.
came home anh went 70 work % build
UP himself aud country, bur was 500,
struck with that dreadful disease, pa,
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antced. Goods chceriIllly exchanged.
MIR. EDITOR = see i'll your issues
of the 9Th and 18th April, inst, some
OF my friends are anxious to I'm "
where ! am, and expressing some any
iejics that | should become a candi-
date for a scat in the next Legislature.
ion can tell them that since | rerov-
ere my health, | have been spending
some Of my time with my children,
but now | am here. You ran also tel
them TINT | would esteem it a great
honor conferred upon me. should the
people Of NoXubcp, IN their wisdom,
SG'cct ne as one o. their representa-
tiyrs. Bat you.mu,t, also, tell them
that at nay period Of life it would be
Utterly Impossible for ne to viSitcarh
and every voter in tbs county in per
sOa besides that pIar-of obtaining a
seat in the Legislature is decidedly
di>tastrtul TO me, not tlut | would bc
iHWiilin9iy TO visit every voter in the
coalt ,and enjoy with HIM, hi, family
and friends. Il social and friendly con
vcrsltion, hut it seems TO me, that Il
ggntlcman having A proper regard tor
himself and respect for HI friends, as
I piring Ia 50 high aud responsible a POI
sit'on rs ore. Of tie laW-mlEcrs Of tlt
State. shOuld Ii t bn Compelled to vs.
il each and very man, and beg him TO
IN lie him me- his a""ut to trans" t
b most important %busincs, for tn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

Those who have oAperimcntcd with
Luccrne grass in small lots, are very
much pleased with it. Mr. W. Q.
Barnes speaks loudly in its praise
and Mr.. W. II. Holman brought us
this week a sample that was fifteen
inches high. from seed that was plant
ed the tenth day Of FEBRUARY. soWcd
in the fall. il viii be ready to cut be
fore any other grass shows itself in
the spring.
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Notice.

Owing TO an anticipated change in
Our business, all persons having IN.
settled accounts with Us are requested
to make immediate settlement with.
ont further notice.
mch9-lm C.L llEINRICH a. Co.
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| nm prepared to do all kinds Of
Scroll saving and Fine Wood work.
including Card Receivers, brackets
What.nots, Cabinets and all manner OF
Bridal or Birthday gifts. All work
given me viii be promptly done and
satisfaction guaranteed Adde'S mt
at Macon, Miss.
apIl6-lm FRED il'Lhn'0''
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DEBILITY IN ADULTS Is OF
ten caused by worms. Inc cnal.c
from childhood to womanhoou IS ho'
sufficient to rid the system OF inns aW-
ful plague. Shrinrr's Indian .crn',
fuye will expcl them, and restore
health and a bright complexion.
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to Loan.

In any sum on improved farm lands IN
Noxubce and winston. at ten (iO) per ceht
per anpum straight. No commission on
Deductions, i've ~ seNcn wears Apphcabt
NAYS for recording 'nlr.
Nrh. "a. JouH f. nI%s"rir
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

Capt. EggIcston, Chlct Of Police OF
Columbus, Miss, has been in Macon
several DAYS hunting some house
breakers. Oue Of The gang was cap
turcd in Columbus, and one Loyclady
Martin was strongly suspected OF be-
ing another member OF the same gang,
Can't. T.. aud Mr.. Joshua Martin went
ont to the Heard place east oil Macon
Thursday, and Lovelady was there,
but he cludcd capture by jumping
through a window. From the MUM
Der of poultices discovered, Capt, +.
is Of the opinion that Lovolady has
been well peppcrcd with shot, and ii
is pretty well couiccturcd where he
received the charge,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

Faults of digestion cause disorders
OF ,he liver. aud the whole system be-
comes derang,d. Or, j. II. MrLcau's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Pa.
ritter prrIccl> the process of digestion
and assimilation, and thu. makes pure
blood.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

In the decline OF life, iniirm'''es ne
set ms TO which our youth aud ma'ur',,
" were strangers, our Rldnc!s az"
liver are subject to deiangcncnt, on'
nothing equals Or. }. II. McLrans
Liver and kidney Balm as a regulator
nf tl,psn ORGANS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

Er."e nave to say that Mr..
|t, u''''''an fell from a cabin
!. ~, l's :, on the Martin place,
E' "s aO'''a bone in his leg.
\ , q nc suffers is having to
rug as 1T will he days
p,,,' "c can set about again.
''''''a Ham at l2s cts. at
MARKS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

Bly, sea.grass lines and other i'i''
inc tackle from {, l.. Smoot.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

The mail going south .: Fam
The mail going north ut g.3s d. m
For the accommodation of tic pnb.
lie, the Company will run a passenger
coach attached to the local frriyht
trains, and they will arrive at Macon
rs follows:
Going south at 725 n. m
Going north at 3:20 l. m
We will forfeit $1,000 il the "Salvo"
is not a genuine Havana Filled Cigar
GREELY BuRNHA GEo. Co.
T. j. Ross ~ Co. Sole Agents.
Prof. johnson, L. :, Gcoloeist has
been with us during the week, and
has inspected specimens of the ore
found at the hill known as Beaver
Mountain near Summcrville, in this
county, lie pronounccs them fully
equal to the Birmingham ores in Quail.
ity, and the only question now is, that
of quantity, The ores are mostly
Iimonitc and siderite, two of the best
known ores of iron. From the sur.
face indications, it is supposed there
are large quantities below waiting dc.
vclopment.
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LOCK! LOOK!

have
q Choicely Bred Jersey b"''s
that | will sell cheap, OF uf3uc i' 49,
COWS or beef cattle. .
,lsn huyp
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House for sale or rent, Apply to
WILL FORD.
Macon, Miss.
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Lis. of Letters

Remaining in the Post once at macon
Miss, April 10, 1881.
poi,y pniop. Charlie jackson,
Il + jackson, 80" iTlheti
RUi s,enrrr. Charles c Tate,
Ihs T~omuLins. Jane Warkcr,
J W White.
When calling for the above say advertls'
cd, and give date of adlcr.i,c,nent.
4, j. STOKES, j. VI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

|'''co' Cheap Tobacco!
Sc sell the cheapest to-
ksN% os.r 10 Macon. Call and
.'O' tobacco is immense.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

j. l., GRlGGs has just received fresh
from the factories a new line of la
dies ana Gents
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

I, 'c''vc business men in
H.. ,% candidates, each Of
,'"s TO raise the largest
'or the November bar
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23
Good Pasture.

will pasture cattle at fifty cents a ho0u
per month. .,r,v
Mrll, ~. "
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

Try a Salvo and get a box OF match
Us.
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N Jersey IIeifers

that viii sell ct give away prices WV
sell on TIM II so,l riPrr can s' iltl'"'''
y. SCALES.
v,n.l. rrmlNilt, W.,
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Good Pasture.

can pasture cattle on Bermuda
grass, on reasonable terms.
j. d. HODGES.
Canned Goods Of all kinds, best
brands and 1ull weight. at
f. J. Ross Il co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23
Ice! Ice! Zee!

have made arrangements by which
| can supply ice in sacks at Meridian
prices, saving purchasers return
charges on money. Any quantities at
retail every day.
apl9-3m c. HARDIN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

EDITOR BEACON -! don't lhInk the
author Of the piece IN YOUR lat is-ue
signed Ncn-Serlarim is hardly Iust to-.
wards Bro. Cacv. /, is rue that there
has been a GOOD Union SUNDAY School
Tor the last four wears at Y Prairie.
but if is also trnr that there Ina, been
a Good horton Of the Mel 0 list con-
creation lAal has never entered INTO
if. and who have horn d sirou, Of hn,.
inc a iirtho di t Sun lay ScAuo', nd
70 Harmon p. This rlpmcnt .sPro, Ca,y
]proprsrd that they should meet an
orgonilc together AND hen cac de.
nomination take different sidcs OF the
church, and use the literature OF their
r, snnrliyc denomination. Now wi lie
r -, MI 4, u.n,Il lor. hn,n mu.h Le,.
'
II 'hci co"'" "o' agree upon 'n'9'
school to have met IN their own
churches and had two denomjnaIional
s.h,oI, ,l,,n IN bnvn .do,t,J thi.
"a, IN. ,, .,, ,n.n
pI"h' sum Nh"" p'o' N"'' o"'I "h'r-
ed this plan to hIrinoh!zc ms mem
hrrS. And ! think il would be Il
str,nrn n,stnr who Woul1 ODD0sp his
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23
Notice

la S''eh, !ha; the Teachers
april will be held. as
On "m 'Is on the first aud at
fte,S, ' ,", m'rd Saturday for
pa ,aha at Macon ON the
FOl,vy ,a nur"oksvillc en- the
/ 'or co'ored teachers.
l0. Ma. T.. a. FACE.
~ ~. Stunt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23
Mule for Sale

years old this spring, will sell for
cash, or on time for good paper,
J.. ID. PURNElL.
mchb Memphis, Ala.
Person, who lead Il life Of exposure
are subjected 70 rheumatism. neural
gia an Iumbago and will tnd a valua.
bic remedy in DR.. J. II. Mclean, Vol.
canic on Linimrnt: it will Danish pain
ANA suhdhc Inflammation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

''lcS' formerly of Macon,
/ fIends in Noxnbcc. lie
[p'l''d with Florida, and
'FS rapidly Increasing IN
Population.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-23

DEAR BEACoN :-You will please
call Col. f. nismukps to the front lie
can get many votes for representative
in Il next Legislature,
Z. II. DantzIcr is Il very deserving
nan, and il, q candidate tor Assessor.
The people should suppor, him be-
cause he stood by us when help was
much needed in the times that trird
men.
Crop prospects ilat;cring, good
stands OF corn and cotton, and all IN
order. PRAIRIE P0lNT.
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.lO'' ahd timely rain that
IVY night YVES not general
~'i'y' 1t did not extend
,'ee niles north of Macon
|''"''Os road, and to the
Lf%'' east of Macon. The
. Ne northern section Of the
for rain and they
get it shortly.
'''H''r aud roo, soakcr fell
last uiphi.
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Scroll WoUk.

Fancy Candies, at
4. j.. Ross n Co.'S.
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Smoke Il Salyo and get IA neat hold
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NICE SHOES
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hliicl to mnounce
glS SHELTON
f.. the oficc oil Assessor.
a,Iuu Of the Democratic
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MILLINERY

In all the latest shades and shapes at
Mrs. L II. STONENrS
Orders solicited and satisfaction guar
autced. Goods chcerfully exchanged.
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i.floj to announce
Ill., pANTHLEH
Gr The Office Of Assessor,
atoq Of NE Democratic par
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aU SBEHiEi'
tdnltO announce
IrlG MURRAY
tne office sheriff. sub
6lbe Democratic party.
arl to announce
yy. ROGERS
Al, reelection 10 the office
|tptAg action Of 1.-THE Dem
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I announce
EsNrLER, o,..,,.,A,.
|f y, ,etioa ofthc Demo-
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